John S. Connor, Inc. is a full service logistics company, founded in Baltimore in 1917 as a Customs Broker and Freight forwarder.  With steady and consistent growth, we have emerged as the largest service provider of our kind at the Port of Baltimore. Our goal is to enhance the product, service and profitability of our clients, by providing efficient and economical movement of goods by air, ocean, and overland, in compliance with regulations and risk management criteria.  We are headquartered in Baltimore, with offices at the BWI Airport, New York, Dulles Airport, Norfolk, Louisville, and Pittsburgh.  Our services include ocean freight, expedited / standard airfreight, domestic shipping, and warehousing worldwide.  We have the capabilities to handle and coordinate your smallest shipment to your largest and most complex projects, including oversized and charter services.  Our staff routinely handles ITAR controlled, Licensed, and Carnet shipments, giving our clients a vast array of shipping options to stay in compliance with all federal regulatory agencies, including CBP, FDA, USDA, and the ATF.   We are a registered NVOCC with the Federal Maritime Commission and are certified by the TSA as an Indirect Air Carrier (IAC).  We offer in-house training and consulting, which includes C-TPAT, Compliance, and Documentation requirements.  Certified Smalls Business.  Registered with Sam.gov Cage Code 3GBJo

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John S. Connor, Inc

Butch Connor

Priscilla Royster

William Beck

Lea Ford

Debbie Thompson

Matthew Kmet

The Leadership Team at John S. Connor, Inc. is responsible for strategic decision-making and overall governance of the company's operations. This team oversees compliance, sales, pricing, and financial health, ensuring that the company adheres to regulatory requirements and maximizes efficiency and profitability in the logistics sector.

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